SQL Injections Still A Threat To Web Applications | Ethical Hacking

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In this video, we will look at a few SQL payloads that can be used to bypass authentication (logins). The demonstration is performed in a safe environment by using Altoro Mutual, a mock banking website developed by IBM with deliberate vulnerabilities. This website was created so that IBM can test their security solutions but is also open for security researchers to test techniques and applications. Should you decide to use SQL injectin methods make sure that you target web applications where you have permission or a hacking lab that you have set up for yourself. We don't want anyone getting arrested!

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I have dropped the pitch of my voice for the videos and use the alias of Brian Bladen for privacy reasons. I am also paranoid of being hacked!

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Malwarebytes Premium - Antimalware software suitable for personal use and not an option for business users. Affiliate link included - feel free to go to Malwarebytes in your browser if you don't want to include my link https://prf.hn/l/5NL4PJj

CyberGhost - I had no problems with this VPN and highly recommend. They are based in Romania where the laws on privacy are not so strict. Not truely anonymous but good for privacy. https://www.cyberghostvpn.com/en_US/

KeePass - Excellent offline password manager that I recommend rather than using a cloud service. https://keepass.info/

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Available titles 'Covert Techniques' a guide about privacy and how to avoid surveillance. 'The Bear Roars' my research on Russian state-sponsored APT groups. Author Brian Bladen